[PDF] Top 20 Adaptive Scalable Cross Layer Framework for Multi-hop Wireless Sensor Networks

... about cross-layer design by discussing its pros and ...a cross-layer approach is followed, and propose precautionary guidelines and ...many cross-layer design papers that explore ... See full document

... large-scale multi-hop wireless sensor networks (WSNs) for data collection the ability of monitoring per-packet routing paths at the sink is essential in better understanding network ... See full document

... One- Hop neighboring Sensor nodes of mobile sinks (OHS), Multi- Hop neighboring Sensor nodes of mobile sinks (MHS) and Infinite-Hop neighboring Sensor nodes of mobile ... See full document

... in wireless networks to minimize energy con- sumption has found considerable attention in literature [19] ...pre-determined hop distance among sensor nodes and cluster heads (using proposed ... See full document

... the multi-hop network ...the sensor network that seriously damages the network lifetime which is called “ energy hole, ” that is, the energy consumption of nodes in the near-sink area is much higher ... See full document

... to scalable multi- hop routing for wireless ...multiple wireless hops to reach its destination(s). Such networks encompass the well-known ad hoc networks, sensor ... See full document

... MAC layer, without requiring additional modules at the ...proposed framework is capable of reducing congestion and provide high QoE for delay-sensitive as well as the delay-tolerant traffic ... See full document

... The proposed work is simulated in MATLAB 2013a. The proposed protocol is implemented for multi hop routing. The protocol works for the cluster head selection by using distance approach along with the energy ... See full document

... three-layer framework is proposed for mobile data collection in wireless sensor networks, which includes the sensor layer, cluster head layer, and mobile collector ... See full document

... virtual multi-antenna node (cooperative MIMO)[2]. In large-scale wireless adhoc /sensor networks, with low signal amplification capability sensor nodes; where both source and ... See full document

... of wireless sensor networks require real-time quality-of-service guarantees to be provided by the ...and wireless channel, probabilistic analysis of QoS is essential. A wireless ... See full document

... improving wireless link quality. Incorporating cooperative communications in multi-hop wireless networks has been attracting a growing ...distributed framework that uses Network ... See full document

... for Sensor Networks (SPINS), an efficient but low overhead key distribution ...for sensor networks because of large key size, large memory requirement and complex computational requirements ... See full document

... attached with the sensor nodes. In this protocol ,the routing information is periodically exchanged among the other nodes. Therefore ,every node is aware about the network topology and updates routing information ... See full document

... distributed, scalable, and localized multipath search protocol to discover multiple node-disjoint paths between the sink and source nodes and also a load balancing algorithm to distribute the traffic over the ... See full document

... WSN topology lifetime can extend by more than eight times on average by the mobile node rotation which is significantly better than existing alternatives. It considers WSNs that are mostly static with a small number of ... See full document

... After receiving data from all the member nodes, head nodes aggregates and data transmission to the base station is initiated by cluster heads in the lower level using multi-hop communica[r] ... See full document

... the sensor nodes for wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is a fundamental technology for most mission-critical ...beacon-based adaptive time synchronization) in which a mobile beacon is ... See full document

... Before introducing the interference model, we present the concept of transmission range and interference range. Transmission range and interference range are two im- portant radio ranges in wireless ... See full document

... well-known multi-scale analysis tools are wavelet [7], contourlet [8], ridgelet [9], and other transform ...new multi-scale analysis tool which integrates the advantages of wavelet and contourlet ...for ... See full document